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Pyrola

A suborder of Mammalia
Hyrax It is the only extant representative of the order Hyalus. It looks like a rabbit, with hooves on its feet and special adhesion on its soles, and is suitable for climbing trees or rocks. The hoofed hare is arboreal or terrestrial, eats plants or insects, and has something on its back to repel enemies Glands Hyalus Mammalia Real animals are small terrestrial or arboreal beasts. It is named because it has hoofed toenails. [1]
Chinese name
Hyrax
Latin name
Hyracoidea
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Animal kingdom
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Mammalia
Subclass
Eucerata
order
Pyrola
General
Africana

Species Introduction

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Mammalia It is an order of small terrestrial or arboreal mammals, named after having hoofed toenails. Joyful howling, also known as rabbit crowing. The body length is 30-60 cm. The tail is 1-3 cm long or has no outer tail. It looks like a cave rabbit, but its front foot has 4 toes and hoofed toenails; The back foot has three toes. The inner toe and the second toe have a long and curved claw, and the other toe is short, with flat, hoofed toenails. The sole of the foot has a hairless foot pad with special adhesion, which is secreted by glands to keep the foot pad moist. The foot pad muscles are arranged high around Fovea centralis , with sucker The functional meat nest has the ability to climb and walk with one's feet. The hair is stiff and fluffy. There is a gland on the back. The hair color of the gland is different from the surrounding body color. When the hoofed rabbit is frightened or angry, the hair on the patch is erect, and the gland is exposed. The gland secretes peculiar smell, which can repel natural enemies. There is a pair of single pointed, sharp upper incisors with triangular cross section and growing upper incisors, two pairs of lower incisors, such as chisel, and molars are ridge teeth. skull Interparietal bone Large; Posterior orbital strip; The lateral occipital process is large, with sharp vision and hearing. Only 1 family Hyaluridae 3 genera, about 10 species, distributed in Africa Sinai Peninsula , Israel and Syria They feed on plants and insects. At birth, they are covered with hair, open their eyes, and soon move. There is no fixed breeding season. Two years old, sexually mature, with a life span of seven and a half years. The natural enemies are python, eagle and leopard. There is only one monotypic species of Pyrola. No tail exposed outside the coat; The back hair is grayish brown, and the hair around the gland is black, which is different from the color of the surrounding back hair. It is easy to identify. Distributed in most of Africa, Syria, Sinai Peninsula and Palestine Because in sahara desert It is distributed to the north, so it is Palaearctic Type of. 6~50 individuals live in groups between rock heaps and bushes. During the day or on warm moonlit nights, they often run on steep and smooth rocks with very quick movements. They feed on grass, young leaves and bark. Each fetus has 2-3 babies, and the gestation period is 225 days. The babies are born between the stone cracks. rock Hyrax There are 6 genera, distributed in the south of Sahara Desert in Africa Ethiopia , Congo to the south, to the south and southwest of Africa. It lives in mountainous areas, with the highest distribution up to 3800 meters above sea level. No outer tail; The back hair is brown or pale and mixed with black, and the hair near the gland is yellow or white, which is easy to distinguish from the genus Pyrola. Rock hyrax lives in large groups of hundreds. During the day, they often chase among rocks and emit piercing screams. Most babies are born in late May, with 3 babies per birth, Pregnancy 225 days, with a service life of no more than 7 years. The meat is edible, but thick and old. The natural enemies are pythons, birds of prey and beasts of prey. Pyrola 3 species in total, distributed in Africa sahara desert Central and south Southern Africa The highest distribution can reach 4500 meters above sea level. The tail is 1-3 cm long and can be distinguished from other two genera. The back hair is brown, with gray or yellow color; The hair around the gland is white. Hide in tree holes or clusters of leaves during the day, hunt for food at night, run up and down the trunk, or jump between branches. They feed on leaves, young bark, buds, insects, and sometimes on the ground. Each fetus gives birth to 1-3 babies, with a gestation period of about 7 months. When encountering natural enemies, the back and buttocks turn to the enemy, and the hair around the glands spreads, exposing the glands, and the odor overflows.
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Pyrola

form

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Pyrola The external image of the animal is rabbit. The upper teeth are curved and growing, similar to the rabbitiform animals, but the first and third toes of the hind foot have hooves, and the middle toe has claws.

habit

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Pregnancy Up to 7-8 months. It is 25-50cm long and weighs about 4-5kg, Herbivorous , there are scent glands on the back. Mesolith Hyrax Genus and Hyalus live on the ground and are active in the daytime; Pyrola It perches on trees and rises at night. Probably originated in ancient times Ungulates animal.

Culture

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In the Bible, these animals are collectively called Shafan , transliterated from Hebrew (ָָן), shaphan ), probably a kind of rock Hyrax A genus of animals.

distribution

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The prehistoric order Coreoptera was once more prosperous, and some members were larger and more widely distributed than modern ones. Ancient Pyrotales fossils have also been found in Europe and some parts of China. However, the extant members of the order Hyalus are only distributed in Africa and the Middle East.

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The only remaining order of hyraena Hyaluridae Section I.

classification

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Pyrola
Boundary: Animal kingdom Animalia door: Chordate Chordata
Class: Mammalia Mammalia
Item: Hyracoidea
Huxley, 1869
Department: Hyaluridae Procaviidae
Thomas, 1892
· Pyrola Procavia
· Hyrax P.capensis
· Pyrola Dendrohyrax
· West African tree hyrax D. dorsalis
· East African tree hyrax D. validus
· Pyrola Heterohyrax
· Pyrola maculata H. brucei
· Cha's hyrax H. chapini
· Alashan hyrax H. antineae

evolution

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First piece Hyrax Fossil like fossils were discovered in the middle of the 19th century. Since then, the number of fossils has gradually increased, and 16 genera of fossil hyrax have been established so far. Early hares have complete Tooth type , Last Molars No degradation. Many fossil hoofed rabbits are much larger than living species, and some are similar in size to modern horses. The hyrax Eogene Has been quite differentiated Eocene Early with Egypt the oligocene epoch In the stratum, they account for a large proportion in all kinds of mammalian fossils, especially in the early Oligocene fauna of Egypt. Neogene The hares are widely distributed, except in Africa, in Greece, southern France Caucasus And northern China, but the species is rather poor. stay the pleistocene Its distribution area is similar to that of modern species, but it is still found in the Early Pleistocene strata in North China.

Classification by subclass

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Mammalian extant animals classified by subclass
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Mammalian extant animals classified by subclass
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Protozoa Prototheria ( Cloaca
Monopore Monotremata ( Echidna and platypus
Metazoa Metatheria ( Marsupial
Didelphimorphia Didelphimorphia | Ophiopiales Paucituberculata | Microbiotheria Microbiotheria| Notoryctemorphia Notoryctemorphia | Dasyuromorphia Dasyuromorphia (including Pocket weasel and Tasmanian devils ) | Sacchariformes Peramelemorphia | Diphylodonta Diprotodontia ( kangaroo And their close relatives)
Eucerata Eutheria ( Placenta
African hedgehog Afrosoricida | Macroscelidea Macroscelidea | Tracheodonta Tubulidentata ( Aardvark )|Hyracoidea| Long Nose Proboscidea| Hymenoptera Sirenia ( Manatee and dugong ) | Ungulate Cingulata | Pilosa Pilosa ( Anteater and sloth ) | Scandentia Scandentia | Dermatoptera Dermoptera ( Lemur ) | Primates Primates | Rodentia Rodentia | Lagomorpha Lagomorpha | Erinaceomorpha Erinaceomorpha | Soricomorpha Soricomorpha ( Shrew and Tooth hedgehog ) | Chiroptera Chiroptera ( bat ) | Lepidoptera Pholidota ( Pangolin ) | Carnivora Carnivora | Odaria Perissodactyla | Artiodactyla Artiodactyla | Cetaceans Cetacea ( whale and dolphin